Postdoc @neuropols & alum @EdinburghUni. PhD in social psychology @UniLeiden. Exploring intergroup relations, social change, and psychophysiology. He/him.
Edinburgh, UK
Joined April 2022
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It's a great honour to receive this year's @ASPO_NL Dissertation Award. Sincere thanks to the award committee and to my supervisors, Ruthie Pliskin and Daan Scheepers.
In a 30-min award talk, I discussed how group norms shape intergroup relations socially and physiologically.
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🎯 Progressive social change threatens ideological rightists and challenges leftists, as our physiological data show.
📄 Check out our new paper for the full story – a key part of my PhD work with Ruthie Pliskin and Daan Scheepers.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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New in @JExpSocPsych: Joint protests by advantaged + disadvantaged work, but the disadvantaged group's agency needs to be respected. #socialpsychology #politicalpsychology #socialchange
Read more: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Who favours competent/warm politicians?
✅High-RWA voters particularly prefer competence (vs neutral).
⚠️Low-RWA voters particularly prefer warmth (vs neutral), though evidence isn't robust.
Check out our new research: doi.org/10.1111/bjso.70004
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PhD defended this week! And excited to share an interview where I discussed my PhD research:
universiteitleiden.nl/en/new…
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Check out our new preprint doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/d4yc…. Together with Ruthie Pliskin and Daan Scheepers, we found people are challenged when their opinion-based group grows, but threatened when it shrinks. We measured challenge and threat responses using ECG, ICG, and blood pressure.
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🚨Excited that our meta-analysis is out in JPSP @APA_Journals. We synthesized 6 decades (1958-2017) of empirical evidence on social dilemmas and tested which structural features (most strongly) promote cooperation:
📄doi.org/10.1037/pspi0000474
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Honoured to be delivering this year’s G&0 Schapiro lecture “A Neuropolitical Understanding of Government & Opposition”, Thursday 14 Nov, 6pm UK time. You can join in person in the Informatics Forum or join us online. Ticket links below @EdinburghPIR @uoessps @UoE_EFI @InfAtEd
Laura Cram (@EUidentity) will be giving this year’s Government & Opposition (@govandopp) Leonard Schapiro Memorial Lecture on ‘A Neuropolitical Understanding of Government and Opposition’.
Find out more - cup.org/3A5HtNX
Reserve your place - cup.org/3YABbPy
Dissertation submitted!
And… extremely excited to share that I'll be joining the Neuropolitics Research Lab @EdinburghPIR as a postdoc early next year (if the visa application goes well). Looking forward to working with @clarellewellyn and the amazing team led by @neuropols!
In our recent study, we found norms stressing intergroup equality reduced prejudice towards migrants. Counter-intuitively, this prejudice-reduction effect was only observed among more conservative individuals.
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In a registered report, we @HakanCakmak_psy found that norms stressing tolerance ironically undermined solidarity-based collective action intentions. Interestingly, ideological leftists appeared to be more sensitive to norms than rightists.
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Indeed very happy to hear this news! I enjoyed the collaboration with you both @HakanCakmak_psy @ValentinMang 😆 Looking forward to more!
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This month we got two papers accepted & one accepted with minor revision, including the first paper from my PhD project and my first ever registered report. Many thanks to my supervisors Ruthie Pliskin & Daan Scheepers, and awesome collaborators @HakanCakmak_psy & @ValentinMang
Thank you so much Hakan! We made it!
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Delighted to see our research covered by PsyPost.org!
A study across China and the UK shows higher economic inequality leads to a decreased preference for competent political leaders, as it fosters perceptions of leaders as indifferent and power-abusive, regardless of voters' social status. dlvr.it/T6NKxd
Many thanks to @MKWronska for drawing our project on social change for LGBTQ+ communities (with Hao and @ZI__YE) @HetKLI Conference. It looks fantaaastic!
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Trending in #SocialPsychology:
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1) Tensions in integrating critical race theory in psychology
2) How to respond to inappropriate questions in job interviews
3) Adverse childhood experiences & mental well-being among university students
4) Economic Inequality Reduces Preferences for Competent Leaders
5) Individual differences in interpersonal emotion regulation
